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Andrew Kooman is an award winning writer who writes for the page, stage, and screen. His work has been read around the world and translated into ten languages. [Read Andrew's Bio]
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Category Archives: justice
VIDEO: Slavery is not a new arrival
Here’s a provocative Public Service Announcement from South Africa.
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Tagged human trafficking, PSA, Public Service Announcement, slavery, South Africa, Video, World Cup, youtube
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Excerpt: Disappointed by Hope
The following is an excerpt from the forthcoming book Disappointed by Hope: Migrants and Refugees in Search of A Better Country Visit www.raisetheirvoice.com for more details. A Child Among Men: Children in Immigration Detention Centres “Mother!” Bao yells as the … Continue reading
Posted in andrew kooman, books, justice, writing
Tagged children, Disappointed by Hope, excerpt, Immigration Detention Centres, Jonathan Kwok, malaysia, Migrant workers, Migrants, Refugees, statistics, suaram
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Facebook Fan Page for Disappointed by Hope
I started a fan page for Disappointed by Hope: Migrants and Refugees in Search of A Better Country on Facebook. Please join it! (FYI: I’ll be talking about the new publication a lot in the next few months). I’m happy … Continue reading
Manditory Sentences for Traffickers of Minors in Canada
Urge Canadian Lawmakers to pass Bill C-268, which requires mandatory sentences for traffickers of minors. Learn more at RaiseTheirVoice.com
Congo Child: Dolls = Dollars for Education
I’m excited about a new product our foundation (Raise Their Voice) is now selling to help pay for school fees for children in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The breakdown: buy a doll, send a child to school for a … Continue reading
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Tagged congo child, Democratic Republic of Congo, dolls, DRC, education, raise their voice, sewing
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